Inner Mongolia Baofeng Coal-based New Materials Co., Ltd. has built 15+5 super-large gasification units (each unit capable of processing 4,000 tons of coal per day)
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Recently, East China University of Science and Technology confirmed that it has signed a patent licensing agreement for the multi-nozzle opposed water-coal slurry gasification technology with Inner Mongolia Baofeng Coal-based New Materials Co., Ltd. (for the methanol production project associated with the 4×1000,000 tons/year coal-to-olefins demonstration project), and has completed the development of the process software package. The type of gasifier used in this project is the super-large gasifier that was intended to be built as part of a key research and development project during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, a project undertaken by our university and Yankuang Group (now Shandong Energy Group); this gasifier is capable of processing 4,000 tons of coal per day per unit, with a diameter of 4.0 meters and a gasification pressure of 6.5 MPa. This signing marks the full-scale promotion of this furnace model following its successful commissioning at Inner Mongolia Rongxin Chemical Co., Ltd. This 4×1 million tons/year coal-to-olefins pilot project plans to install 20 multi-nozzle opposed coal slurry gasifiers, each with a capacity to process 4,000 tons of coal per day; 15 units will be in operation while 5 serve as backups. The total effective gas production capacity of the facility (for CO+H2) is 3.3 million Nm3/h. This project is not only the coal gasification project with the largest scale of equipment ever used since our university’s multi-nozzle opposed water-coal slurry gasification technology was put into industrial use in 2005, but it is also the largest coal chemical project currently under construction or already operational in the whole country.
This is truly a super-large gasification project, capable of processing 60,000 tons of coal per day.
The first application of a 4,000-ton multi-nozzle opposed water-coal slurry gasifier was in the second phase of the Yankuang Rongxin Chemical project.
After doing the calculations, the gasification unit consumes 20 million tons of raw coal per year; therefore, another large coal mine is needed. So why did Baofeng suddenly choose multi-nozzle gasification for its gasification processes? Baofeng is the enterprise in the northwest that uses the most aerospace furnaces.
Yes, this is worth considering. 20 million tons of raw coal, plus fuel coal, totaling over 40 million tons per year; coal mines produce at least 50 million tons
The fact that it’s possible to settle in Ordos likely means **very favorable incentives have been provided**
I’m afraid the real intention behind this is not wine but coal resources. According to the policies of the autonomous region, for coal resources allocated to chemical industry projects established in the region, 50% must be consumed locally; if 5,000 tons of coal are consumed locally and another 5,000 tons are transported outside, the total amounts to 100 million tons. How many super-large coal mines in Inner Mongolia produce 100 million tons of coal per year? I’m afraid **there isn’t either. Of course, these are all mere speculations; after all, those projects that surged into the autonomous region over a decade ago were aimed at the coal blending resources, weren’t they? For building houses with roofs and constructing highways, they reach out for coal resources, then just walk away casually after that.
It seems **they’re also shrewd; they need to carry out partial on-site conversion now**
In the government sector, Ordos has the highest number of officials who resigned, and it’s all due to issues related to coal. Back then, Secretary Yun, Mayor Li, and Director Eer were so prominent; they were always drunk with their faces red.
True enough, those who walk by the river often end up with wet shoes